KEYBOARDS

Thai Typing Keyboard Online

Type in Thai online using English-letter phonetic input or a direct keyboard. Copy Unicode text, use character keys and get practical typing tips and FAQs.

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HOW TO USE

How to type Thai using English letters

Choose Phonetic (English letters) and type sawasdee to see สวัสดี. The text appears in Unicode as you type. You can also choose direct mode for your installed keyboard or use the character buttons below.

Select Common phrases in the typing-method menu.
Type the sound of a Thai word with English letters. Common spellings are converted automatically.
Press Space to finish the word. If suggestions appear, select a different spelling when needed.
Copy your Unicode text, download a UTF-8 .txt file, or switch to Direct mode to use your own input layout.

Phonetic typing and Unicode text

This page currently recognises a limited set of common phonetic words. For accurate sentences, names and specialised vocabulary, use a full language input method on your device. Names and uncommon words may need correction. The results are Unicode text suitable for supported word processors, emails and messaging apps.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Thai Keyboard FAQ

Answers to common questions about typing, saving and copying Thai text online.

How do I type Thai online?

Choose Phonetic mode and type the sound with English letters. For example, sawasdee produces สวัสดี. You can switch to Direct mode if you already use a Thai keyboard.

Does this Thai keyboard convert English letters automatically?

The local phonetic engine recognises only a limited set of common phrases for this language. Use a native input method for full writing and spelling control.

Can I use the Thai keyboard on mobile?

Yes. The editor works on modern mobile browsers. If your phone already supports the language, you can type directly using the system keyboard.

Can I copy or download my Thai writing?

Yes. Use Copy text to paste your Unicode text into another application, or Download .txt to save it as a UTF-8 file.

Does typing in Thai translate English text?

No. A phonetic keyboard changes how words are written; translation changes what the words mean. Use a separate translator when you need a translation.